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PWAs work again as expected on iOS 17.4 Notifications, persistent storage and badging are back

PWAs work again as expected on iOS 17.4 Notifications, persistent storage and badging are back

Danny Moerkerke

72,340 views • 2 years ago

View Transitions now work almost perfectly in Safari Tech Preview. In this recording, you see a mobile view of What PWA Can Do Today to simulate what it would look like on iOS once support also lands there. The "flip" animation doesn't work as expected yet since the page is flipped in the wrong direction on a back navigation. Another issue is the scroll positions of the views when the page is not scrolled to the top. In Chrome this is taken care of by the "scroll" option of the Navigation API which is not yet functional in Safari TP. More details in the upcoming edition of Modern Web Weekly. Subscribe link 👇

View Transitions now work almost perfectly in Safari Tech Preview. In this recording, you see a mobile view of What PWA Can Do Today to simulate what it would look like on iOS once support also lands there. The "flip" animation doesn't work as expected yet since the page is flipped in the wrong direction on a back navigation. Another issue is the scroll positions of the views when the page is not scrolled to the top. In Chrome this is taken care of by the "scroll" option of the Navigation API which is not yet functional in Safari TP. More details in the upcoming edition of Modern Web Weekly. Subscribe link 👇

Danny Moerkerke

38,805 views • 2 years ago

PWAs can now access the file system on desktop and both Android and iOS support the Origin Private File System! 💪 Your PWA can work with OPFS like any other file system like create directories and files or save any type of file. Demo: 🧵1/2

PWAs can now access the file system on desktop and both Android and iOS support the Origin Private File System! 💪 Your PWA can work with OPFS like any other file system like create directories and files or save any type of file. Demo: 🧵1/2

Danny Moerkerke

45,123 views • 2 years ago

iOS 17.4 is here and PWAs indeed work again like they did before in the EU: Notifications, badging, persistent storage and standalone mode work correctly

iOS 17.4 is here and PWAs indeed work again like they did before in the EU: Notifications, badging, persistent storage and standalone mode work correctly

Danny Moerkerke

34,221 views • 2 years ago

iOS 26 now allows all websites to be installed as a web app, but unlike macOS, links within the scope of the installed app (PWA) are not captured. This means that when a link to the app is clicked in an email or text message on macOS, the installed app will be opened instead of the default browser, but on iOS the default browser is always opened.

iOS 26 now allows all websites to be installed as a web app, but unlike macOS, links within the scope of the installed app (PWA) are not captured. This means that when a link to the app is clicked in an email or text message on macOS, the installed app will be opened instead of the default browser, but on iOS the default browser is always opened.

Danny Moerkerke

11,478 views • 1 year ago

We now have view transitions enabled by default on iOS 18 🎉 There are still some rough edges and some back navigation transitions are not yet correct. Perhaps Safari needs some fixes so I’m checking the code 🧐

We now have view transitions enabled by default on iOS 18 🎉 There are still some rough edges and some back navigation transitions are not yet correct. Perhaps Safari needs some fixes so I’m checking the code 🧐

Danny Moerkerke

10,845 views • 2 years ago

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